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On October 18, 2011, Titan Books will deliver a new art book to celebrate Halo's tenth anniversary entitled The Art of Building Worlds.
Clocking in at 192 pages, The Art of Building Worlds is full of artwork from all the Halo games as well as Halo: Legends, book covers, and comics. Check out these eight exclusive images from the book and two excerpts from the text.
"About Grunts: The Unggoy - or Grunts - are the Covenant's comic relief: low in rank, poor on the battlefield, and quick with the quips, they've been a constant source of mirth throughout the series. 'The Grunts-well, they were fodders, " admits Shi Kai Wang, 'But I wanted to make them fodders that looked iconic, which is where the backpack came in. Later we used those backpacks as ways to differentiate between variants, and ultimately a fun way to blow them apart.' Grunts move in packs, and are often accompanied by a commanding Elite. They may be weak in battle, but in numbers they've been the undoing of many a Halo player."
About The Pillar of Autumn: It's the ship with the honor of transporting humans to their very first contact with Halo, and it's arguably one of the most significant members of the UNSC's fleet. The Pillar of Autumn, helmed by Captain Keyes, has played an instrumental part in the Halo series, from hosting those very first moments of Halo: Combat Evolved to making a weighty cameo at Halo: Reach's climax.
The battles will always be epic., Master Chief in all his glory.
